More found with deadly lung cancer
LUNG cancer diagnoses have doubled in Guernsey in just three years.
News|Mar 8, 2006
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RBC aims to be staff's and clients' first choice
RECRUITING and retaining a top-notch workforce is high on the Royal Bank of Canada's agenda this year.
News|Feb 28, 2006
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Stop killing patients to save money
STROKE victims risk getting a Third-World health service in Guernsey, according to a recovering patient.
News|Feb 23, 2006
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Midwives back the loss of five maternity beds
NEARLY a quarter of maternity beds at the Princess Elizabeth Hospital are being axed.
News|Feb 18, 2006
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Stroke unit closure 'putting lives at risk'
THE closure of a hospital stroke unit is putting lives at risk.
News|Feb 10, 2006
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Nurses angry over Health job losses
CUTS in Guernsey's health service will affect front line services.
News|Jan 13, 2006
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PEH worker's body 'hidden under leaves'
A BODY discovered yesterday apparently partially hidden under a heap of fallen leaves was that of a missing hospital worker.
News|Jan 7, 2006
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Staple diet
A life of misery drastically changed by keyhole surgery, more than 100 stone in weight lost, a world record achieved and now a TV documentary on Discovery Home and Health to be shown on Tuesday. The Thorne family - seven of whom have lost radical quantities of weight following stomach-stapling - has tackled obesity both publicly and radically. Shaun Shackleton catches up with two members who are happy to have lived to tell the tale
Entertainment|Jan 6, 2006
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PEH ward would be used in flu pandemic
A SPECIAL ward would be set up at the Princess Elizabeth Hospital if the island was caught up in a flu pandemic.
News|Dec 20, 2005
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More are staying alive due to quality of ICU
THE Princess Elizabeth Hospital's intensive care unit is among the best in the British Isles.
News|Nov 24, 2005
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Take aspirin, PEH tells broken leg boy
A 10-YEAR-OLD boy was sent home from hospital with a broken leg after he was told it would be fine by the next morning.
News|Nov 23, 2005
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Rider back from the brink
AARON BAILEY thought he could be dying as he lay in a French ambulance after passing out at high speeds in the Duo de la Normand race.
Sport|Sep 10, 2005
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Health supports private way to increase funds
FACILITIES for private medical patients could soon expand.
News|Jul 29, 2005
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Man badly wounded in 'shocking' stabbing
A MAN stabbed with a knife near the Happy Landings is today recovering in hospital.
News|May 23, 2005
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PEH missed injuries
HEALTH and Social Services yesterday refused to discuss how staff initially failed to spot manslaughter victim Elizabeth Roussel's broken ribs which punctured her lung.
News|May 14, 2005
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